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The Italian Wall Lizard- Podarcis sicula, In 1984 a college student released 120 in his parents yard in Mt. Laurel in an attempt to control insects. They are doing well in their new environs and have been spotted as far away as Southampton.

Al, Not far from here we have a fourth (introduced) lizard. By the way I like Ground Skink 85% meat and 15%fat for burgers.

Yes Gibby,that's the hole. If the fellas making all the racket do a 180 you may end up full of holes.

9th- Pogonia ophioglossoides. Gibby, this is blooming in an area where you will hear many gunshots.

I like that view looking down on the orchid. Like LTH said it was an enjoyable day. We really lucked out bug and weather wise.

8th Liparis liliifolia, Turtle may have some nice pictures of this one.

Guy, We got a stong thunderstorm around noon. Al, I photograph all the parts! Gibby, It grows in wet areas with lot of sunlight. PM me if you would like more detail. If you try to look it up in a book you might have to look under Calopogon tuberosus or Limodorum tuberosum.

7th-Calopogon pulchellus

It looks like the bridge on what we call the BBB road.

Here's the underside. What is really great about this site is the wealth of knowledge available!

6th Liparis loeselii. Not a great pic, I have to go back later for a better one. I stopped and checked several others and they are growing nicely.

I really like the fact that you used a real vase and not an old mayo jar. Happy Anniversary!

Nice, a first for me.